SEE: Top 100+ tips for telecommuters and managers (free PDF) (TechRepublic) A 3.5mm jack socket caters for headphone connection. One of the downstream connections supports BC 1.2 fast charge. The video connections include two HDMI connections 1 and 2 which are HDMI 2.0 compliant and one DisplayPort connection which is DP1.4.Ī built-in USB 3.2 hub is included which has two upstream connections and four downstream. The I/O connections are grouped at the right end. Viewed from the back, the 3 pin IEC socket for the power lead is situated at the left end of the recess, along with a mechanical power on/off rocker switch. Image: PhilipsĪll connections to the Philips 498P9 are downward facing along the top of a recess that runs along the back of the display, above the lower edge. This diagram of the 489P9 I/O connections is from the user manual. This achieves an improvement in gamut by tweaking the chemistry of the backlight LEDs and the transmission characteristics of the colour filters in the LCD panel for a better response match. Rather than use a quantum dot backlight to extend colour gamut, Philips has used a technology it calls Ultra Wide-Color. The colour gamut for this display is noticeably better than would normally be expected for a traditional VA-LCD panel. Displays with quantum dot backlights can do better, though: one of the few Philips monitors to employ a quantum dot backlight, the 436M6, offers a gamut of 145% of Adobe RGB. Which is good for a W-LED backlit VA LCD. The native resolution is 5,120 by 1,440 pixels with a pixel pitch of 0.233 by 0.233mm.Ĭolour gamut is specified as 121% of sRGB, 103% of NTSC and 91% of Adobe RGB.
The 498P9 has a 48.8-inch diagonal (124cm) Vertical Alignment LCD panel with a 1800R curvature (a 1.8-metre radius). It can also help to reduce power consumption. SmartContrast dynamically adjusts the brightness of the backlight to provide optimum image contrast. It offers a choice of Movie, Game, Economy, LowBlue mode and SmartUniformity. SmartImage dynamically adjusts contrast, colour saturation and sharpness according to a chosen content type. Both can be turned off, if required, via the OSD. For both of these features, the incoming video signal is analysed and dynamic adjustments are made to the display parameters. Like many Philips display products in the last few years, the electronics driving the display on the 498P9 includes the automatic image optimisation features SmartImage and SmartContrast. Audio input is via the HDMI or DisplayPort connections. AudioĪ built-in 5W stereo power amplifier drives two internal loudspeakers with downward facing grilles located along the bottom of the display enclosure.
PHILIPS BRILLIANCE 499P9H COLOR MANUAL
The user manual mentions a handheld remote, but this is only available in China. The fourth button either opens the OSD or, with the menu open, confirms a selection. With the OSD displayed, these two buttons are up/down menu navigation buttons. The second button selects for signal input and the third is a customisable user function button. With the OSD (on-screen display) menu selected this becomes a return-to-previous-menu-level button. The first is the SmartImage hot key: repeated presses cycle through the eight SmartImage options, with a ninth option to turn SmartImage off. The other four buttons are context related, dual-function buttons.
Two typical 27-inch QHD displays with an 'A' energy rating might consume 50W to 55W combined. Our measurements show 0.3W and 63W for the review sample. When on and in normal operation the 498P9 typically consumes 77.2W and has a 'B' energy rating. There is a true power ON/OFF rocker switch located next to the IEC power socket. With the display turned off from this button the 498P9 is still consuming approximately 0.3 Watts. The fifth button, last on the right, is the power ON/OFF button. User control is via the usual row of buttons, hidden under the edge of the enclosure near the bottom right corner. Wide-screen view: the 49-inch Philips 498P9 Brilliance, which has a native resolution of 5,120 by 1,440 pixels, costs £749.
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